On this page you will find all the resources you’ll need when attending the session “Teaching with audio-visual resources” on 13th September 2013, at the University of Manchester.
Web links related to copyright issues
- ERA licence
- JISC – Legal Guidance for ICT Use in Education, Research and External Engagement
- The Copyright Licensing Agency
- Understanding Intellectual Property (UoM)
- Creative Commons
Sample videos – Design your own activity
Video 1 – Silent French film
Video 2 – British Comedy – Fawlty towers
Video 3 – British silent comedy Mr Bean
Video 4 – Italian advert
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Box of Broadcast
- Go to http://bobnational.net
- Log in as a UoM user
- Access programmes
- Request a programme recording
- Embed your programme in Blackboard 9
Useful software when working with video
- Windows Live Movie Maker – Video editor for Microsoft Windows
- iMovie – Video editor for Apple OS X
- Handbrake – A very useful open-source piece of software that lets you convert parts of a DVD into a digital file. (OS X / Linux / Windows)
- Xilisoft DVD Ripper – Paid software that lets you convert parts of a DVD into a digital file. (Windows only)
- Camtasia – Powerful screen capture software with integrated video editor (Windows / OS X)
Further reading and weblinks:
JISC: YouTube and Vimeo for Education
The Five Best Tools for Creating Videos Without Installing Software
Teaching technologies: teaching English using video (ideas)
Converting a video online (change the format of a video file: .mp4 –> .wmv, etc.)
Film In Language Teaching Association
The New Media Consortium: Horizon Report 2013 (HE edition)
Xilisoft DVD to WMV help and full licence purchase ($30)
Benoît Guilbaud 